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=Casting Age (Copper & Bronzes)(鋳造時代 (銅・青銅) )=
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= Casting Age (Copper & Bronzes) =
  
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==Gathering Ore(鉱石を集める)==
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== Gathering Ore ==
  
 
There are currently two stone-age methods of gathering [[ore]], running around and looking for them as items on the surface, or by using a [[Gold Pan]].
 
There are currently two stone-age methods of gathering [[ore]], running around and looking for them as items on the surface, or by using a [[Gold Pan]].
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(石器時代に [[ore|鉱石]]を集めるの方法は現在2つあり、走り回って地表の小さな鉱石を探す方法と、 [[Gold Pan|選鉱皿]]を使う方法がある。)
 
  
 
To make a single metal tool head you will need to collect 10 pieces of small, copper-bearing ore:  
 
To make a single metal tool head you will need to collect 10 pieces of small, copper-bearing ore:  
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(金属製の道具のツールヘッドを1つ作るには、銅を含む小さな鉱石を10個集める必要がある：)
 
 
{{InfoTable/CopperOre}}
 
{{InfoTable/CopperOre}}
  
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If you wish to make {{font color|red|'''''bronze'''''}}¹ tools, you can follow the [[alloys|alloy]] recipe and replace some of the copper ores with the following:  
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If you wish to make {{font color|red|'''''bronze'''''}}¹ tools, you can follow the [[Alloys|alloy recipe]] and replace some of the copper ores with the following:
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({{font color|red|'''''ブロンズ'''''}}¹製の道具を作りたい場合は、[[Alloys|合金]]のレシピに従い、銅鉱石の一部を以下のものに置き換えることができる:)
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{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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|{{GridImage|Bismuthinite (Small)}} [[Bismuthinite|Bismuthinite(輝蒼鉛鉱)]]
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|{{GridImage|Bismuthinite (Small)}} [[Bismuthinite]]
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|{{GridImage|Cassiterite (Small)}} [[Cassiterite|[Cassiterite(錫石)]]
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|{{GridImage|Cassiterite (Small)}} [[Cassiterite]]
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|{{GridImage|Sphalerite (Small)}} [[Sphalerite|Sphalerite(閃亜鉛鉱)]]
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|{{GridImage|Sphalerite (Small)}} [[Sphalerite]]
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|{{GridImage|Native Gold (Small)}} [[Native Gold|Native Gold(自然金)]]
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|{{GridImage|Native Gold (Small)}} [[Native Gold]]
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|{{GridImage|Native Silver (Small)}} [[Native Silver|Native Silver(自然銀)]]
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|{{GridImage|Native Silver (Small)}} [[Native Silver]]
 
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¹ Note: Only metals that have the word bronze in their name are considered bronze. Other metals made out of the above ores that do not have bronze in their name, such as [[Brass]], [[Rose Gold]], and [[Sterling Silver]] are not bronzes or copper, and therefore cannot be made into tools.
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¹ '''''Note:''' Only metals that have the word bronze in their name are considered bronze. Other metals made out of the above ores that do not have bronze in their name, such as [[Brass]], [[Rose Gold]], and [[Sterling Silver]] are not bronzes or copper, and therefore cannot be made into tools.''
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(¹注：青銅と名のつく金属のみが青銅とみなされる。上記の鉱石から作られる他の金属、例えば[[Brass|真鍮]]、[[Rose Gold|ローズゴールド]]、[[Sterling Silver|スターリングシルバー]]は青銅でも銅でもないため、道具にすることはできない。)
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=== 試掘と採掘 ===
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=== Prospecting and Mining ===
  
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地表に小さな鉱石があるところの地下には鉱脈があるということである。 [[Prospector's Pick|探鉱鎚]]はプレイヤーが鉱石からどのくらい離れているかをより正確に知ることができる。ゲームが始めったばかりの時、プレイヤーがツルハシしか持っていない場合、鉱石を探すのは難しいかもしれない。探鉱槌を持っていないプレイヤーが鉱石を探す1つの方法は、小さな鉱石が出現するエリアの中央付近で適当にに穴を掘ることです。
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The presence of small ores on the surface indicates ores somewhere below. A [[Prospector's Pick]] can give more precise results about how far the player is from ore. At the beginning of the game, when the player may only have a pickaxe, looking for ore can be difficult. One way to look for ore when a player does not have a Prospector's Pick is simply to tediously dig random holes near the center of the area where small ores appear.
  
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== 製錬 ==
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== Smelting ==
  
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注: [[Vessel|小さな壺]]では鉱石からしか製錬できない。インゴットの場合、炉で加熱して液化させるか、合金を作るなら[[Crucible|るつぼ]]を使う必要がある。
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''Note: The [[Vessel]] can only smelt ores. If you have turned your metals into ingots, you will need to heat them in a forge to liquefy them, or use a [[Crucible]] if you plan on making alloys.''
 
[[File:VesselOresForBronze.png|link=|thumb|Filling a Vessels with Ores for Bronze]]  
 
[[File:VesselOresForBronze.png|link=|thumb|Filling a Vessels with Ores for Bronze]]  
 
[[File:VesselMoltenBronze.png|link=|thumb|A Vessel Containing Molten Bronze]]
 
[[File:VesselMoltenBronze.png|link=|thumb|A Vessel Containing Molten Bronze]]
  
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=== 銅 ===  
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=== Copper ===  
  
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[[Pottery#Ceramic Vessel|陶製の容器]]は、[[Native Copper|自然銅]]、[[Malachite|孔雀石]]、[[Tetrahedrite|安四面銅鉱]]を純粋な溶けた銅に精錬するために使用できる。これを行うには、容器に鉱石を詰め（異なる鉱石のスタックを同じ容器に一緒に入れてもよい）、[[Pottery#Pit_Kiln|窯]]で焼く。
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A [[Pottery#Ceramic Vessel|Ceramic Vessel]] can be used to smelt [[Native Copper]], [[Malachite]] and [[Tetrahedrite]] ore into pure molten copper metal. To do this, fill the vessel with ore (stacks of different ores may be placed together in the same vessel) and then fire it in a [[Pottery#Pit_Kiln|kiln]].
  
 
After the firing, retrieve the vessel from the kiln and right-click it to open up its GUI. You will see that now instead of the usual four slots the vessel has only one and contains text describing the amount of metal it contains. This metal will remain liquid for about 10 Minecraft hours, starting after the firing completes. If the metal inside solidifies, the GUI will not open and you must fire it in a pit kiln again to re-melt it. ''Note: Vessels with molten metal inside will have a white, "Liquid" tooltip on them.''
 
After the firing, retrieve the vessel from the kiln and right-click it to open up its GUI. You will see that now instead of the usual four slots the vessel has only one and contains text describing the amount of metal it contains. This metal will remain liquid for about 10 Minecraft hours, starting after the firing completes. If the metal inside solidifies, the GUI will not open and you must fire it in a pit kiln again to re-melt it. ''Note: Vessels with molten metal inside will have a white, "Liquid" tooltip on them.''

Latest revision as of 00:25, 19 September 2024

Casting Age (Copper & Bronzes)

Gathering Ore

There are currently two stone-age methods of gathering ore, running around and looking for them as items on the surface, or by using a Gold Pan.

To make a single metal tool head you will need to collect 10 pieces of small, copper-bearing ore:

Copper Ore
Grid Native Copper (Small).png Native Copper Grid Tetrahedrite (Small).png Tetrahedrite Grid Malachite (Small).png Malachite Grid Chalcocite (Small).png Chalcocite Grid Chalcopyrite (Small).png Chalcopyrite

If you wish to make bronze¹ tools, you can follow the alloy recipe and replace some of the copper ores with the following:

Grid Bismuthinite (Small).png Bismuthinite Grid Cassiterite (Small).png Cassiterite Grid Sphalerite (Small).png Sphalerite Grid Native Gold (Small).png Native Gold Grid Native Silver (Small).png Native Silver

¹ Note: Only metals that have the word bronze in their name are considered bronze. Other metals made out of the above ores that do not have bronze in their name, such as Brass, Rose Gold, and Sterling Silver are not bronzes or copper, and therefore cannot be made into tools.

Prospecting and Mining

The presence of small ores on the surface indicates ores somewhere below. A Prospector's Pick can give more precise results about how far the player is from ore. At the beginning of the game, when the player may only have a pickaxe, looking for ore can be difficult. One way to look for ore when a player does not have a Prospector's Pick is simply to tediously dig random holes near the center of the area where small ores appear.

Smelting

Note: The Vessel can only smelt ores. If you have turned your metals into ingots, you will need to heat them in a forge to liquefy them, or use a Crucible if you plan on making alloys.

Filling a Vessels with Ores for Bronze
A Vessel Containing Molten Bronze

Copper

A Ceramic Vessel can be used to smelt Native Copper, Malachite and Tetrahedrite ore into pure molten copper metal. To do this, fill the vessel with ore (stacks of different ores may be placed together in the same vessel) and then fire it in a kiln.

After the firing, retrieve the vessel from the kiln and right-click it to open up its GUI. You will see that now instead of the usual four slots the vessel has only one and contains text describing the amount of metal it contains. This metal will remain liquid for about 10 Minecraft hours, starting after the firing completes. If the metal inside solidifies, the GUI will not open and you must fire it in a pit kiln again to re-melt it. Note: Vessels with molten metal inside will have a white, "Liquid" tooltip on them.

Bronzes

A Ceramic Vessel can also be used to create Bronze, Black Bronze and Bismuth Bronze.

Before Firing: Place the necessary ores into a Ceramic Vessel, in the proper proportions for the desired type of bronze. For example, if you wanted to create normal Bronze then you would put copper ore (any combination of Native Copper, Malachite or Tetrahedrite) and Cassiterite into the vessel. For each alloy there is a range of proportions which will produce the desired alloy so you don't have to hit an exact percentage, just be within the range.

After Firing: If you got the proportions right then when you right-click the vessel it will open up the same single-slot GUI as described above for smelting pure ores. You can then transfer the molten bronze metal to a Ceramic Mold in the same way. If you got the proportions wrong then when you right-click the vessel you'll get the four-slot storage GUI showing the raw ores still sitting in the vessel, unchanged.

Casting

Ceramic tool and weapon molds can be filled directly from the vessel, or from a liquid unshaped ingot.

All the recipes for tool and weapon molds can be found at the Clay Tool Molds page. Grid Ceramic Mold Pick.png

Vessel

Place an empty or partially filled Ceramic Tool, Weapon, or Ingot Mold into the slot to fill it with metal from the vessel. It takes 100 units of metal to completely fill an empty Ceramic Mold. The text in the vessel's GUI will be updated to show the amount of metal remaining in the vessel.

VesselFill.gif

Unshaped Ingot

If the copper or bronze has already been turned into an ingot, simply heat it in a forge with an empty ingot mold in the appropriate slot to melt it. While the full, unshaped metal is at liquid temperature, right click with it in your hand to open the casting GUI. You will see an arrow with one slot to its left and two to its right. The leftmost slot will contain the filled mold. Place a single empty tool or weapon mold into the first slot on the right to begin the transfer. Once the transfer is complete the tool mold will move into the output slot and will show itself filled with metal.

MoldGUI.gif

Retrieve the filled tool mold and the now-empty Ceramic Mold from the slots on the left. There is a chance that the Ceramic Ingot Mold will be broken and lost during this process.

Once the mold is full, place it into your crafting area and retrieve the finished tool or weapon head from the output. The mold will be destroyed in the process.

Axe Head (Copper)
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Ceramic Mold Axe (Copper)
Axe Head (Copper) Copper Axe
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Stick

Anvils

In order to progress out of the Casting Age, you will first need to work your way up to a Tier 2 Anvil. Anvils are the main machine used in metalworking; using them, you can craft advanced metal items, as well as produce tools and armor of higher quality than possible from casting. The full explanation of the Anvil GUI can be found at the Anvil page.

Stone

By using a hammer on the top of a raw Igneous stone block that is in its natural spawning layer, you will open the anvil GUI, where you can weld Copper Ingots into Double Ingots.

Igneous Stone
Igneous Intrusive Grid Diorite.png Diorite Grid Gabbro.png Gabbro Grid Granite.png Granite
Igneous Extrusive Grid Andesite.png Andesite Grid Basalt.png Basalt Grid Dacite.png Dacite Grid Rhyolite.png Rhyolite

Copper

After you have obtained seven Copper Double Ingots, craft them into a Copper Anvil, where you can weld Bronze Ingots into Double Ingots.

Copper Double Ingot Copper Double Ingot Copper Double Ingot Grid layout Arrow (small).png Anvil (Copper)
Copper Double Ingot
Copper Double Ingot Copper Double Ingot Copper Double Ingot

Bronze

After you have obtained seven Bronze, Bismuth Bronze, or Black Bronze Double Ingots, craft them into an Anvil where you can work Bronze Double Ingots into Sheets and weld Sheets into Double Sheets.

Bronze Double Ingot Bronze Double Ingot Bronze Double Ingot Grid layout Arrow (small).png Anvil (Bronze)
Bronze Double Ingot
Bronze Double Ingot Bronze Double Ingot Bronze Double Ingot

Iron Age

Gathering Ore

By now you should have a Pickaxe and a Prospector's Pick to use for finding and mining ore.

Smelting

Wrought Iron

Wrought Iron is obtained by working an Iron Bloom that has been created in a Bloomery.

Input Work Type Output Notes
Grid Raw Iron Bloom.png Raw Iron Bloom >= 100% Refine Grid Refined Iron Bloom.png Refined Iron Bloom Work on at least a Tier 2 anvil.
  • Raw iron blooms that are less than 100% must be refined, and then welded with another refined bloom to make a larger bloom.
Grid Refined Iron Bloom.png Refined Iron Bloom 200% Split Grid Refined Iron Bloom.png Refined Iron Bloom 100% x2 Only needed for blooms over 100%. If starting bloom isn't a multiple of 100%, it will split into as many 100% blooms as possible as well as a single bloom with the remaining %. For example: A 360% bloom will split into 3 100% blooms and a single 60% bloom.
Grid Refined Iron Bloom.png Refined Iron Bloom 100% Hammer Grid Wrought Iron Ingot.png Wrought Iron Ingot
Grid Refined Iron Bloom.png Refined Iron Bloom <100% x2 Weld Grid Refined Iron Bloom.png Refined Iron Bloom Weld 2 < 100% refined blooms to make one larger bloom. If the resulting bloom is over 100% it must be split into a 100% bloom and a <100% one. The smaller bloom can be welded with another one following the same process.

Note: Forges and Crucibles cannot get hot enough to melt refined iron blooms without the use of mechanized bellows.

Pig Iron

Pig Iron is obtained by smelting the Iron Ore in a Blast Furnace.

Steel

Input Work Type Output
Grid Pig Iron Ingot.png Pig Iron Ingot Hammer Grid High Carbon Steel Ingot.png High Carbon Steel Ingot
Grid High Carbon Steel Ingot.png High Carbon Steel Ingot Hammer Grid Steel Ingot.png Steel Ingot
Black Steel starts from the alloy recipe melted in a crucible. It will show as Weak Steel in the crucible.
Grid Black Steel Ingot.png Weak Steel Ingot
Grid Pig Iron Ingot.png Pig Iron Ingot 		Weld Grid Black Steel Ingot.png High Carbon Black Steel Ingot
Grid Black Steel Ingot.png High Carbon Black Steel Ingot Hammer Grid Black Steel Ingot.png Black Steel Ingot
Blue/Red Steel start from the alloy recipe melted in a crucible. It will show as Weak Blue/Red Steel in the crucible.
Grid Red Steel Ingot.png Weak Red Steel Ingot
Grid Black Steel Ingot.png Black Steel Ingot 		Weld Grid Red Steel Ingot.png High Carbon Red Steel Ingot
Grid Blue Steel Ingot.png High Carbon Blue Steel Ingot Hammer Grid Blue Steel Ingot.png Blue Steel Ingot

Smithing

See Anvil page for the guidelines of smithing metal.

Input Work Type Output
Grid Copper Ingot.png Ingot Plan selector
Grid Axe Head (Copper).png Axe Head Grid Chisel Head (Copper).png Chisel Head Grid Hammer Head (Copper).png Hammer Head Grid Hoe Head (Copper).png Hoe Head Grid Javelin Head (Copper).png Javelin Head Grid Knife Blade (Copper).png Knife Blade
Grid Pick Head (Copper).png Pickaxe Head Grid ProPick Head (Copper).png Prospector's Pick Head Grid Saw Blade (Copper).png Saw Blade Grid Shovel Head (Copper).png Shovel Head Grid Scythe Blade (Copper).png Scythe Blade

Grid Mason's Trowel Head (Copper).png Trowel Head

Grid Iron Needle.pngIron Needle
Grid Gold Ingot.png 2 Ingots + Flux Weld Grid Gold Double Ingot.png Double Ingot
Grid Bismuth Bronze Double Ingot.png Double Ingot Plan selector
Grid Mace Head (Bismuth Bronze).pngMace Head Grid Sword Blade (Bismuth Bronze).png Sword Blade Grid Bismuth Bronze Sheet.png Sheet
Grid Brass Sheet.png Sheet Plan selector
Grid Brass Tube.png Brass Tube Grid Metal Trapdoor.png Trap Door Grid Red Steel Bucket.png Red Steel Bucket Grid Blue Steel Bucket.png Blue Steel Bucket
Grid Black Bronze Sheet.png Sheet Armor Process¹
Grid Black Bronze Helmet.png Helmet Grid Black Bronze Boots.png Boots
Grid Silver Sheet.png 2 Sheets + Flux Weld Grid Silver Double Sheet.png Double Sheet
Grid Black Bronze Double Sheet.png Double Sheet Armor Process¹
Grid Black Bronze Chestplate.png Chestplate Grid Black Bronze Greaves.png Greaves
Grid Steel Double Sheet.png Double sheet Plan selector
Grid Steel Tuyere.png Tuyere
Grid Brass Tube.png Brass Tube Plan selector
Grid Bugle.png Bugle
Grid Knife Blade (Wrought Iron).png 2 Wrought Iron Knife Blades Plan selector
Grid Shears.png Shears
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Further information: Armor

Post-Steel Age

The end-game Tier 6 and Tier 7 alloys mostly revolve around mixing components in a Crucible. Most notably, a Red Steel Bucket enables the player to move water sources, while a Blue Steel Bucket enables the player to move Lava sources. Blue Steel Lanterns will also function as permanent light sources if filled with lava.

Mixing Black Steel

Black Steel can be mixed in a Crucible. Black Steel is an Tier-6 metal that can be used for tools and armor, and is also required in the alloying of Tier 7 steels.

Metal Unshaped Steel

Steel

Unshaped Nickel

Nickel

Unshaped Black Bronze

Black Bronze

Percentage 50-70% 15-25% 15-25%
  • Produces Weak Steel. Work into an Ingot and Weld with Pig Iron to create High Carbon Black Steel
    • Work again on the anvil to beat out the impurities and create Black Steel

Mixing Red Steel

Metal Unshaped Black Steel

Black Steel

Unshaped Rose Gold

Rose Gold

Unshaped Brass

Brass

Unshaped Steel

Steel

Percentage 50-55% 10-15% 10-15% 20-25%
  • Produces Weak Red Steel. Work into an Ingot and Weld with Black Steel to create High Carbon Red Steel
    • Work again on the anvil to beat out the impurities and create Red Steel

Mixing Blue Steel

Metal Unshaped Bismuth Bronze

Bismuth Bronze

Unshaped Black Steel

Black Steel

Unshaped Sterling Silver

Sterling Silver

Unshaped Steel

Steel

Percentage 10-15% 50-55% 10-15% 20-25%
  • Produces Weak Blue Steel. Work into an Ingot and Weld with Black Steel to create High Carbon Blue Steel
    • Work again on the anvil to beat out the impurities and create Blue Steel
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Metalworking
Items Metals  • Ores & Minerals  • Ingot  • Gold Pan  • Tool Molds  • Ceramic Molds  • Sheet Mold  • Armor  • Alloys  • Charcoal  • Coal  • Flux  • Metal Sheet  • Double Ingots  • Double Sheets  • Unshaped Metal  • Blowpipe
Machines Grid Anvil (Wrought Iron).png Anvil  • Grid Forge.png Forge  • Grid Bloomery.png Bloomery  • Grid Blast Furnace.png Blast Furnace  • Grid Crucible.png Crucible  • Grid Bellows.png Bellows  • Grid Sluice.png Sluice  • Grid Wooden Waterwheel.png Mechanisms
Metals
Tier 0 Grid Bismuth Ingot.png Bismuth  • Grid Tin Ingot.png Tin  • Grid Zinc Ingot.png Zinc
Tier 1 Grid Copper Ingot.png Copper
Tier 2 Grid Bronze Ingot.png Bronze  • Grid Bismuth Bronze Ingot.png Bismuth Bronze  • Grid Black Bronze Ingot.png Black Bronze  • Grid Brass Ingot.png Brass  • Grid Lead Ingot.png Lead  • Grid Gold Ingot.png Gold  • Grid Rose Gold Ingot.png Rose Gold  • Grid Silver Ingot.png Silver  • Grid Sterling Silver Ingot.png Sterling Silver  •
Grid Pewter Ingot.png Pewter
Tier 3 Grid Platinum Ingot.png Platinum  • Grid Wrought Iron Ingot.png Wrought Iron
Tier 4 Grid Nickel Ingot.png Nickel  • Grid Pig Iron Ingot.png Pig Iron  • Grid Steel Ingot.png Steel
Tier 5 Grid Black Steel Ingot.png Black Steel
Tier 6 Grid Blue Steel Ingot.png Blue Steel  • Grid Red Steel Ingot.png Red Steel
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